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i don't understand why they couldn't have given him more time. he was trying to get help. jay his 16-year-old son is in the hospital tonight after a violent confrontation with santa clara police. >> his family is outraged, but officers say they were forced to act. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm carolyn johnson. the teenager is now being treated for swelling on his

brain. >> the result of a drunken showdown with authorities. abc7 news reporter ama dates is live at the medical center in san hoy say with the latest on this -- in san jose with the latest on this. ama? >> austin calhoun is now breathing on his own which is an improvement, but it is uncluer how well he is going to -- it is unclear how well he hillary cover. he sustained his injury when's he was shot with a projectile possibly in the head after he was trying to harm himself. this is 16-year-old austin calhoun before and after an incident with santa clara police early sunday morning. >> he was in the icu and he had brain surgery for a clot to be removed off his brain from blunt force trauma is what they said it was. >> the trauma happened after austin left the party intoxicated. he wandered to a fire station and called 9-1-1. several officers responded. >> they found a young man out in public holding a knife to his throat. >> santa clara police captain

says a negotiator was called in, but police were forced to act when austin came toward officers. they fired two rubber pro projectiles. austin fell to the ground and was handcuffed, but his dad says that wasn't all. >> they released the dog on him, and it bit him on the shoulder. it store up and down his back. >> he was brought to the medical center. >> sometimes he knows who i am and sometimes he doesn't. he doesn't know what year it is. >> doctors removed part of his skull to alleviate swelling. his family believes police used too much force. >> i don't think they were trying to hurt him. i just don't know why when someone is asking for help that they end up almost dying. >> it is a dangerous situation when you have somebody threatening to harm themselves with the knife out in public, but it actually moves in an aggressive manner toward the officers. we think they showed great

restraint in utilizing the devices they had rather than resorting to deadly force. >> and police are still investigating, so we don't have all of the facts in the case just yet. but again the family just wonders if more could have been done, if they could have negotiated longer. the dad is going around the neighborhood where it happened and trying to find anybody who may have surveillance video of what happened. in san jose, ama dates, abc news. >> thank you, ama. a bicyclist died in a crash after being hit by a dump truck in downtown berkeley. it happened after 3:30 on bancroft way into near fulton street. sky 7hd flew over the scene. the victim is a man in his 60s. investigators believe the driver of the dump truck unsnowingly hit the cyclist -- unknowingly hit the cyclist. he did so after being alerted by a passing driver. authorities are reviewing surveillance video from the area trying to determine exactly what happened. to hollywood now, the 36-year-old son of sylvester stallone was found dead today

in his home in san fernando valley. tmz is quoting sources saying a drug over dose may be the cause of death. >> a housekeeper found sage stallone's body at this studio city home and called police. friends had become concerned because they hadn't heard from him in the past day. a coroner's van showed up in the afternoon, but both the coroner's office and police said they were still in the early stages of the investigation and could not comment. sage moon blood stallone was the oldest of stallone's children. he appeared as an actor in several movies including in "rocky 5" and" day life -- "daylight." he started a company dedicated to preserving b movies from the 1970s and 1980s. sylvester stallone was attending comic-con when he heard of this news. he is devastated by the loss. sage stallone's attorney released a statement saying he wasn't depressed. he was thinking about getting married. he just had his whole life ahead of him.

a family spokesman called sage a talented and wonderfulungg man whose loss will be felt forever. sage stallone was 36 years old. a kennedy family member is denying tonight she was driving under the influence of drugs when she passed out behind the wheel. police found carrie kennedy when she sideswiped a tractor-trailer on a suburban highway. kennedy is the daughter of the late senator robert f kennedy and the ex-wife of governor andrew cuomo. they say she will be exonerated from the tests she took when she was arrested. >> a staff member died after collapsing at the campaign chicago headquarters. they say 29-year-old alex okent worked at the campaign's paid media department handling advertising. a campaign official said the president called okent's parents to offer condolences. >> a toddler was killed, and his grandparents critically injured in a house fire in san

bruno this morning. investigators believe candles on a religious altar could be to blame. it happened on lake drive. the cousin tells abc news that his grandparents were baby-sitting when the fire broke out. firefighters found the boy and his grandmother suffering from smoke inhalation. the toddler died at the hospital. a construction crew working next door saw the flames and and rescued the grandfather before firefighters arrived. >> and he told us that there was a two-year-old. we just went crazy trying to see if we could get him out, but there was no chance. >> i am praying right now my grandma and grandpa come back. i hope they make it. >> the grandmother is in critical condition tonight. the grandfather suffered serious burns. the family had its prayer altar in the hallway of the second floor near the bedrooms. federal maritime officials approved a new plan to protect whales in and around san francisco bay. it includes rerouting shipping traffic and establishing better ways to track

location. half a dozen whales have been killed by huge cargo ships as they come into port. just last month a 47-foot finish whale washed up on the beach in the point reyes national seashore. it showed it had a fractured spine and extensive injuries to its ribs and skeleton. they believe it was hit by a ship. three union city teen inning aers were arrested today and charged with what police are calling extreme vandalism. they are accused of breaking windows and burglarizing 32 cars parked in an underground garage at 24 union square drive. police say the suspects are a 16-year-old and two 14-year-olds who targeted expensive cars like this ferrari. >> they were described to me by the sergeant who went out there. he said it was the worst thing he ever had with so many cars broken into. 32 vehicles and he never had this kind of a number before. >> the three teenagers were released to their parents. they face charges including burglary, vandalism and auto theft. union city police are looking for the van -- van -- vandals

who poured what appeared to be headstones. a grounds keeper discovered it yesterday. a chapel spokesman says the headstones have been cleaned. no word on any motive for this. flagraw is on the table at a restaurant and they say it is in violation of the new california law. why the restaurant thinks they did nothing wrong. >> i didn't know i was illegal in california. >> she is not anymore. siri gets the go ahead from the governor. the new law that makes hands free texting legal. and the san francisco barista who sprung into action when somebody grabbed the tip jar. and then late other "nightline." >> i'm terry moran. coming up next on "nightline" it may look like a cry for help, but actually it is this stranded traveler scam. we find the guys bilking them out of millions.

the new california ban on the sale of flagra is being banned. instead of selling the duck liver the restaurant is giving it away for free. animal rights activists say it is against the law, and they protested there tonight. thomas roman is live at chef t.j.'s for us. >> carolyn, the restaurant which is behind me is now closed. the chef tells us he has been receiving hate e-mails from animal rights groups. he says it is because he was giving away flagra. >> stop flagra. it is against the law. >> it was turned in by a local resident forgiving away flagra. the restaurant has to be fined for serving the duck liver. the sale in production was banned after july 1st. the protesters showed up at the restaurant and they say

the sale was unlawful. >> in violation of in violatione flagra bran even if they are giving it away for free. >> they have been in mountain view for 30 years. they say the protesters are wrong. he carries the copy of the ban in his shirt pocket in case he has to prove it. he says the ban violates his rights. >> the government is stepping in and telling me what i can cook and what i can eat and what i can serve? where do you draw the line? >> he says this leftover flagra is being given to customers as a gift to their patronage. he tried to talk to protesters and tell them he supports animal rights. he will only give away the liver produced humanely. >> the minute we find out the sources we buy are not properly done, we will stop. if the law says you cannot have the legal purchase to customers we will stop that too. >> he did have his defenders.

a few people came to show support if not for the liver, but for the restaurant. >> i think it is unfair for protesters to disrupt the operation of a businesslike this. >> they say the restaurant faces a thousand-dollar fine for every day it serves the flagra. >> the appropriate enforcement agency will take action for violating. violating the law. >> it may be as early as tomorrow. the mountain view police have turned it over to the district attorney's office which is looking into it. >> abc7 news. >> thank you. some presidential politics. mitt romney is challenging president obama to rein in his campaign staff. it claims he out sourced jobs at bane capital. during an interview with abc news, romney demanded an apology from the white house for claiming he was still running bane when the manage meant company was sending jobs

overseas in 2000. romney says he left in 1999. >> that's ridiculous. disturbing to come from their campaign and beneath the dignity of the president and his campaign. he should say he is sorry from the attacks coming from his team. >> according to security and exchange commission documents, romney was still president and ceo of bane in 2001. president obama responded with president truman's the buck stops here. it says since they le top man, the top man, he can't dodge responsibility for it. hewlet packard could be facing a huge financial loss in one of the biggest -- if one of the biggest clients pulls out of a $600 million a year deal. routers is reporting that general motors plans to bring much of its information technology work in house. that's threatening the i.t. service deal with hp. the detroit car maker wants to reduce its dependence on out

sourcing. hp provided technology services and support to gm for a quarter century. both companies are declining to comment. there is welcome news for drivers in california who are struggling with the texting ban. governor jerry brown has just signed a bill that clarifies the state's texting laws, sending and receiving text messages, using voice recognition is okay as long as it is hands free. many mobile devices have speech recognition technology that allows users to have a text message read to them or to deck tate one. the iphone siri made the feature popular. the average ticket is $165 if you are caught holding your phone and texting on it. here is a tip, don't mess with this san francisco barista's tip jar. madison was filling law -- lates when an over decaffeinated low life tried to do that. this is from the cafe security camera. you can see madison sprint into action. she jumped the counter and

chased the thief on to diamond street where he took a swing at her before escaping. but she was not going to stand for it. >> that was pretty brave. it is much cooler out there. let's see what is in store for the weekend. >> hi, dan and carolyn. we will hang on to this cool pattern. livermore was down 24 degrees from yesterday. it was 74 today. antioch, 86. 16 degrees cooler. concord is down 25. san jose was 72 today, down 12 degrees. santa rosa was 11 degrees cooler. 75 degrees and even san francisco came down about 9 degrees, 57 this afternoon. as we look at our time lapse here from our high definition camera, you can see the wind was really blowing this afternoon, and the marine layer rapidly deepening. let's check out live doppler 7hd, and i will show you what it looks like tonight. we have low clouds and pretty

widespread, and over the bay and into our valleys tonight as you can see. it has deepened to about 2200 feet. and that just means with the wind flow coming offshore, it is just going to continue to push along into our inland valleys. it is well inland by morning. temperatures right now in the 50s to the low 60s. and as you look at the wind, it is an on shore flow that helped to drop the temperatures today. wind out of the southwest at fairfield. this is the delta breeze gusting to 30 ichs 6 miles an hour -- to 36 miles an hour. the marine layer is lifted up and pushed out toward the sacramento valley. so it is definitely going to be a cooler afternoon in our inland areas. cloudy overnight and patchy drizzle. a cool pattern for the weekend, and even cooler as we head into next week. i think you get the gist here. it is cool which is the operative word. tomorrow morning, drizzle. we are already seeing drizzle at the oakland airport and around san francisco we have seen spotty drizzle. first thing tomorrow morning, do count on it.

50s across the bay area. everyone starts out with the overcast skies and some drizzle around near the coast and the bay. clouds will pull back, but they don't quite clear the coastline. with the sea breeze going, temperatures held in the 50s in the afternoon and 80s inland. we will see partly sunny skies around the bay and mostly sunny in our inland communities. for your saturday, the south bay mid70s, santa clara, san jose, cupertino. on the peninsula you will see 72 in redwood city and 75 for loss altos. mid50s along the coast and breezy and cloudy most of the day. downtown san francisco 59 degrees. 56 degrees in the sunset district. in the north bay, you notice the narrower range of temperatures. not quite the 40-degree spread plus. 46 in the north bay and 71 for san rafael. east bay communities, mid60s berkeley, oakland 68 in hayward. you will see partly sunny weather in the afternoon. in our inland communities, well below normal for this time of year. 77 pleasanton and 80 in pittsburgh and around the

monterey bay, 69 degrees in santa cruz and 67 in salinas. this sunday is a big day. it is the aidswalk san francisco in golden gate park. it all gets underway first thing in the morning. cloudy skies in the morning. for the afternoon, partly sunny and breezy. low 50s to low 60s. great looking conditions. you know you don't want it to be warm when you are walking. accu-weather seven-day forecast, a little bit warmer for your sunday afternoon. below normal temperatures as another low-pressure system approaches early next week. only 78 on tuesday. and the warmest inland locations. that's not summertime for you. >> it was 104 a couple days ago. >> a drastic change. and we will bump the temperatures back up to normal by friday of next week. >> thanks very much. a reminder to like us on facebook, and you will make a difference in the lives of bay area foster children. for every new like we get this summer $1 goes to the sleep train dream campaign. >> and it has already raised more than $2,000, so keep it

up. go to facebook.com/abc7 news. up next, caught speeding. >> but it wasn't the police who saw it happen.

there is new video of a red light runner. >> this was taken a few weeks ago. we will give you another look at it right now. a driver runs through a red light and hit by an on coming vehicle. there you can see the cargoes airborne before landing on its wheels. american traffic solution says it released this video to show the consequences of running red lights. >> boy, that is unbelievable. a youtube video has come back to helicopter a speeding lamborghini owner in japan. he posted video showing himself driving at more than twice the legal limit. police found him after viewers rated him out and reported the crime. the 38-year-old executive was arrested in hiroshima this week more than four months after posting the video. he swreemed zoomed past cars 97 miles an hour in a tunnel. he could fies a -- face a

$20-- a $1260. they have the video. >> colin rush is in now. >> larry beil is off. >> i would have arrested him for having a lamborghini in orange. red or black. the a's start in grand fashion and the giants come busting out of the gates.

welcome back. we want to see how timlin tim lincecum does in his first start of the second half. that is tomorrow night. madison bumgardner tonight. the milk man with the hat, and it is a good look. buster posey and a waist high fast ball from rodriguez and he was all over it. his 11th of the season. madison bumgardner had a forel to forget. he left that junk in dc. five strikeouts and the giants lead tsmght sandoval tagging and chris snyder and he wants no part of this. the ball pops loose. giants get the 5-1 win. a's in minnesota and start a three-game series. it is the game of his life

from a strikeout perspective. fans 15 total. it is the second highest in team his vee. in team history. one massive mistake right there. and it is a grand slam third of his career and a's take a 4-1 lead.his forme owned his fom this season and two homers today. he has hit four in four games against oakland. 4-3a's lead in the 9th. 6-3 oakland and they won 7 of 8 to pull a game within 500. a stunner at stanford. the eighth overall pick of the pittsburgh pirates in last month's mlb draft. it is a potential $4 million signing bonus and he wants to return to his senior season to get an engineering degree. how good can he be if his summer league debut is any indication? very, very good. newly acquired gard -- guard sitting next to lee in las

vegas. basketball iq right here. follow your miss, kids. and then attack the rim. fouled on the dunking attempt. 8 of their 13 shooting. as good as he looked klay thompson looked better. he finishes with 24 and warriors hammer l.a. 91-50. bank of the west at stanford and serena williams and chanel leading it 5-4 in the first set and serena dictating play with the forend that edwiner. for handed winner. backhand is wide on match point, 6-4, 6-0. that is your abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> "fight --" nightline" is up next. >> don't forget to set the iphone alarm clock app. >> have a great weekend. we appreciate your time. go to abc7 news san francisco alarm. ñ!ñkús

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